@MeghnaBordikar@Dev_Fadnavis ji,
MSEDL is charging on excessive electricity consumption units than actually used. Upon visiting the office multiple times their officers say it happened due to fitment of the new smart meters.
Pls help in this matter urgently.
@mainbhiengineer Insta doesn't tell the full story bro. BJP majority of the voting comes from people from Villages who don't even know Chaddha.
This game is much larger than the peoples opinions on SM.
@mainbhiengineer Women ain't mad because they were made to look after the home and kids. They're mad because that job was made look insignificant by the men. They were not treated as an important part of the society. They day we realise, the feminists will lose their meaning altogether.
Here is the real story.
I was invited to that event too and sat in front of this guy.
This shameless Drav!dian ric€b@g came uninvited. He enjoyed the food so much that he finished everything & he even tried to eat the banana leaf.
Then someone from the bride’s side noticed this and said,
"I knew you are uninvited & its fine. Hope you enjoyed the free lunch but dont risk it anywhere. People may not be as kind as us"
He quietly nodded, wiped his hands and walked out without even wishing the couple!
Just because of that embarrassment, he is now shitting on Twitter🤡
Sorry to the fans of Chiraiya, but what you have been told is a lie. To those who don’t know, at the end of this series, a statistic is flashed, which reads: ‘82% married women face sexual violence from their husbands’. This is nothing but a lie. And it has been told in a manner that if you do not dive deep, get ready to be misled.
First, where does this statistic come from? It was in the National Family Health Survey (2019–21), in which the women participants were asked whether they had ever faced sexual violence. Out of 100 women, 5.4% of them said yes. Then, on being asked who the perpetrator was, 82% of these said their husband. Hope you are able to trace the fraud now. In all, it was 82% of 5.4%, not the total number of married women. To the lovers of data, you can say it’s roughly 4% of total married women, not 82%.
By Kaushlesh Rai (@rai_kaushlesh)
https://t.co/yfjqe1R9sD
@SiddharthKG7 I am actually a big fan of both of these two movies but Hamza's wedding ceremony already had an item number like this named 'Shararat'.
And it would not have broken the continuity of the movie at all. In fact would have added more colors to it.